Minnesota Transfer on Death Deed Form

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A Minnesota transfer on death deed arranges the transfer of property from a grantor owner to a grantee beneficiary after the grantor’s death. Under this form, the beneficiary is able to receive the title immediately without probate. During their lifetime, the grantor retains their property rights and can revoke the transfer on death deed or sell the real estate at any time.

Minnesota Transfer on Death Deed Form

Last updated June 16th, 2025

A Minnesota transfer on death deed arranges the transfer of property from a grantor owner to a grantee beneficiary after the grantor’s death. Under this form, the beneficiary is able to receive the title immediately without probate. During their lifetime, the grantor retains their property rights and can revoke the transfer on death deed or sell the real estate at any time.

Revocation of Transfer on Death Deed – Revokes a recorded TODD when filed.

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Formatting

  • Paper: 20lb, white, max. 8.5″ x 14″
  • Margins: 3″ top of first page, 0.5″ all other sides and pages
  • Font: Black, min. 8pt[1]

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